Wait. Instant "just add water" pancake mix is a time saving product, too. Pancakes have flour, milk, eggs, baking soda, oil, and sugar in them. How is a can of premade batter any different from instant mix? Both are more efficient alternatives to the "from scratch" method.
I don't see why anyone would order a pony-whipping ridiculous product to save time when every single grocery store already has a whole aisle of products that do just that. Also, did you click on the demo video? Click on it.
All right, the video is pretty ridiculous. But what if this is at the grocery store next to the aisle of mix? The site says that Costco carries it.
I mean, Christ! Why get a pony-whipping ridiculous product like canned whipped cream when every single grocery store already offers cream. All you have to do is whisk it for a couple minutes and ta-da! whipped cream.
If people are willing to pay for added convenience, good for them.
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Wait. Instant "just add water" pancake mix is a time saving product, too. Pancakes have flour, milk, eggs, baking soda, oil, and sugar in them. How is a can of premade batter any different from instant mix? Both are more efficient alternatives to the "from scratch" method.
I don't see why anyone would order a pony-whipping ridiculous product to save time when every single grocery store already has a whole aisle of products that do just that. Also, did you click on the demo video? Click on it.
All right, the video is pretty ridiculous. But what if this is at the grocery store next to the aisle of mix? The site says that Costco carries it.
I mean, Christ! Why get a pony-whipping ridiculous product like canned whipped cream when every single grocery store already offers cream. All you have to do is whisk it for a couple minutes and ta-da! whipped cream.
If people are willing to pay for added convenience, good for them.
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